Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-17
TUSCARORA'S FUTURE,
HUGH. J., M0NAn INTERVIEWED
HIs HOPEFUL OPINIONS or Ir,


Mr.. Hugh. j. NOLAN. Of the Reno
journal. who has been contributing
quite number Of interesting letters to
tuat puper which will prove of nuch
benefit to Tuscurora, arrived Thursday
night alter u COLI ride aud was inter
viewed yesterday at the Depot Hotel by
IN INDEPENDENT representative as to
lis impression of that thriving camp.
portsr-Mr. Mohan, how did they
treat you up there2 80, ."a1s s..s,
Mr.. Mohan--Why they actually gave
me the "keys of the city, never saw
such generously disposed class of peo-
lls in my life. Everything desirable
was placed at my disposal. .i~L
kep.-What dn you think of the
mines and the future outlook of the
Camp? '''.' '.''''
MIR: M.-Well, sir, am not mining
expert, 10 therefore will have little 70
bay an to the character Of the ores
found in the different mines. because it
il too we'll known already, However l
tal tell You that Tuscsrors is destined
u BIZ one of the most fourishing min.
lug camps in the state Of Nevada. The
average assays of the various ores are
Lost neutrality-suspicious. from $50
Ter ton up into the thousands. And as
to quantity, the supply is unlimited.
The gentlemen. such % Mr.. Price, Mr..
Coffin, George .Peltier. Mr.. MoMaster,
Mr.. johnson, Mr. Weston, DIR, Drake
MIR. Fairohild, OF the Times Review,
uHds others are doing all in their power
t.'devslop the countiy. Why, sir, such
mines az the North Belle Isle. Nevada
On. Gu, Common wealth.. MoCrystal, Ma
.ajo,. Grand Prize. Young America, Pom
drs aud Found Treasuse have wess
bullion in sight now than four times
the milling capacity Of the camp. The
ledge, which; Il Stated in an article to the
journal was of horse shoe formation
and which embraces 80 many good
mines, does not include ill of the rich
ore deposits in that section of country.
Che hills for miles around are literally
alive with prospectors. Many Of these
h lrdy miuing men are bringing in ore
that ASSAYS BEYOND "ths Expectation Of
the most, sapguips. f. tfiyas5s,
Rey.vAs to the camp in general what
impressions have your
Mr.. Mas 1 said before, il is good
one, but il you refer to the peopl., the
MASS remindedgme very much of ,Bodie
ten years ago. Thereare plenty OF sa.
looms and quite quantity OF That IN
fortunate genus homo which ever follow
in the wake Of honest industry, but they
suddenly disappear There. is NOT 4
hotel in the camp but there are as fine
restaurants as can be found anywhere.
The tine lodging house of Mr.. Louis
EnSlsr added an eating department to
ii Just before left and Il IL under com
troll OF that popular lsaS. Mrs. mcAfee,
while Mr.. Furey'a Occidental lodging
h6lss Is q very Ane placed he will
soon have eating Recommendations. Mr..
Z. DeYoung has Ane place too. The
busines. places are we'll stocked with
goods and the merchants and their GUS,
toners, like the Bosses and the men,
seem to get along swimmingly! hAi
Rep.-You lectured twice before the
people, did you notP
Mr.. M.-Yes, air. did 30 by re-
quest, but was not prepared for suoh
surprises, nevertheless the people
seemed 10 be well pleased with my reoi-
tations and extemporaneous outbreaks,
and as they had treated me 80 kindly,
rSouli not help butt 6dosdsAto their,
wishes, although Honestly believe they
over.essimatsa my ,qnaliacations, 70 r.,
FRep.--we would .hkstto- heass yea In
Elko before leaving.